The Introduction of Farm Power for Increased Agricultural Production on Small Farms in Tropical Africa |
Contents
THE WORLD STATUS OF FARM POWER AND RELATED SOCIOLOGICAL | 10 |
Trends in Farm Power Usage | 17 |
General Opinions | 24 |
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